國立陽明交通大學

The Department of Management Science emphasizes a parallel approach between management and information courses, distinguishing it from general management departments. It is structured around three core areas: “Management Decision,” “Mathematical Analysis,” and “Data Science.” In response to the current trends in artificial intelligence development, the department focuses on the design and development of business intelligence and analytics courses, aiming to cultivate students with knowledge in both management and AI.

The department’s goal is to train future professional managers and leaders for enterprises, offering general management courses such as marketing, financial management, management information systems, intelligent production and supply chain management, and human resources. Additionally, through diverse elective courses combining areas like information technology, artificial intelligence, business intelligence analysis, and mathematical decision, students can develop expertise in both management and scientific disciplines.

Key courses offered by the department include:

1. 1. Business Intelligence Analysis: This course introduces the mindset required for business data analysis, techniques and applications of business intelligence analysis, how to apply AI technologies and big data analysis to improve business decision-making processes, and the design of information systems needed by enterprises.
   2. Introduction to Management Science: A fundamental course in management science, its main goal is to help students understand how to apply mathematical analysis for scientific management decision-making.
   3. Strategic Management: This course connects issues that need to be addressed across various professional fields, introducing comprehensive management concepts and understanding the relationship between theory and practice in general management.

In summary, the Department of Management Science combines foundational knowledge in management with mathematical analysis and scientific technology for integrated applications. Unlike general business management departments, it also offers courses in mathematical analysis and data science, alongside traditional management decision-making courses.